3 years agoMartin Truex Jr. had a very good race car last year at Austin. Then the rains came in more and more waves. The result was a crash midway through the race which knocked him out. Up until then, the Joe Gibbs Racing driver was contending and even had led three laps including a few fastest laps. The No. 19 car has struggled some this season as he has two eighth-place results among his best finishes. That's it. Sunday is a bit of an unknown and qualifying basically in the middle of the pack (17th) only adds to the speculation. Truex Jr. is very good at managing cars on the rough road course which offers potential DFS wise at least.--Chris Wassel - RotoBaller
Source: NASCAR.com